Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-13

9 e. q iast report. 1890
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- rgupogty committee reported that the
- hpuao had bsen thoroughly cleaned
ID - \ rssdinsD ior The coming season
noo1 lnvsutosy Of The property at the
hOusA The committee were In.
= nu66A - have ths piano overhsuled.
q So hlghWay committee reported that q
nueooe crossings he'd been put down on
Ue6 Third stseet and alley r, across Corn
fn1eu md acruss Elbow alley; gutter at
19th street, running north from Manor be
l1nnouesd BY . trough 70 drain into Shawnee
- CONCORD lane graded issued permits
~ oAsse houses, and usual repairs made
- committee were instructed to connect
fnuoooe On south side Of Manor street, 10 run
EG1uD The Street and Join to north side above
0u1th, b drain water into Shawnee run, to
nD0ly property holders at Sixth and Union
GlEoooA 10 lay . gutter on Concord lane, or
GB1ln water TO Union street to notify the
Honnsylvanis railroad company to lay pave
Oout On west side Of second street, between
0Aplo and Linden, within 30 days
Frank Shtllott complained about drainage
&u0 pig sty in Alley ], near Fourth street,
oamaSing his property. The sanitary and
pulice committee were instructed TO notify
III. ehillott that his building 10 in violation
4 e sho borough ordinance and council would
~ Aks any sction.
n~vSei lals
1nne and want agutter crossing also = pave
Went h wanted 70 connect Concord lane with
Sixth street The property owners will be
inslructed 70 lay the pavement within 10
dAyA
An agent desired 70 place an advertising
saTtain In the opera house to he used be-
tween acts, but action was indefinitely post
puned
d: h. Mifliin and other citizens remon.
oerooo0 against action of council ordering
tAeD tolay pavement st Eighth and Chestnut
o1EootA The council decided that the pave
Uonts should be put down.
An ordinance relating to the opening and
grading OF Alley F, between Second and
Third sersetA was adopted.
The property committee was instructed 10
attsad 70 the upholstering Of the railing OF
the parquet circle of the opera house aud
eoal oil lamp was ordered to be placed at Fifth
md Chestnut streets.
The La France steamer was transferred to
the charge Of the Columbia Fire company.
An ordinance was presented relating to the
extension Of Plane street. which was laid
over for one month.
n. 8. Shumap, owner OF the rink, asked
for the fixing Of a license for the building.
No action was taken.
The light and water committee were in.'
structeL to advertise for bids for lighting the
borough for one and three years with gas or
elsctricity.
An order was granted for 1919 80 for can.
eellsd coupons. Bils were read aud ordered
- b paid, atfef which council adjourned.
Boas and Canoe Races.
A rowing race took place on the river last
evening for the possession OF the cup awarded
10 the winner Of the Fourth OF July race over
the same course. The contestants we're VIM,
h. Fendrich and Thos. II. Hsldeman, double
oars; Chas. Haldemsn, single, and DIR. II.
Aifiiin and Ansel Purple, double. The race
Wa1 very hotiy contested one. Chas Hslde-
man, single, taking the lead at the start and
holding 1t within fifty yards Of the finish,
when he became overcome by the heat and
was compelled 70 lay down in his boat and
passed BY Fendrich and Haldemsn, double
Haideman rallied in time to psss the stake
second In the race Time Haldeman and
Fsndrich, minutes Hsldeman, 10, and
Ajf1iin and Purple, lO15. Course One mile
and quarter, with turn.
After the rowing race was finished a can
~ csnoe race took place between Frank
Thompson, Charles Shields Howard Eris.
man, Nelson Zumbrum, William Wheeler,
ae Marietta, and Alfred Myers, OF Columbia.
The race was for . silver cup, over j.. mile
course, with turn. The following time was
msds: Thompson, 90; Shields, 95; Eris.
man, 9s; Zumbrum, 9; Wheeler, 10 5, and
0yern. lO5. The cup was awarded TO Nelson
Zumbrun,, OF Marietta The race was q nov
city and very interesting. Zumbrum Only
winning by Q "hsir's breadth"
In. ". =. Carver Coming to COIumbis,
a The Columbia Rifle club have made ar.
yangements with Mr.. J. 3. Forbes, manager
Soe DR.. w. +. Carver and J. L. Brewer, the
worlds champion rifle shots, to sppesr I'm
Columbia on Saturday afternoon, and give
4 exhibition Of their fine shooting. Tue exhibi.
eoo VIII be held ut 4 p. IN, on Bears ball
GxoundA
Firemens Convention.
a nremen's con vention, composed OF three
oelegatss OF each ire company will meet the
eown council on Thursday evening, at 1880
OOsuc1s ios sno puTPo0 OI choosing q chief
dirsCt0r for the department The time for
TIE meeting OF the convention WAS last even.
iug. but from some Misunderstanding onIv
two companies were represented, and the
eouveutiOn adjourned to meet Thursday
ovouing.
a welcome Visitor
The pay car of the Frederick division of
8 shs Pennsylvanis railroad was In town this
nosnipg, and employees received their psy
~ the month OF June.
The Lutheran Sunday school took q very
M crowd with them to Lititz this morning
Inc saiome U. b. Sunday school 70 TO
Fenryn ON Saturday.
Ine shawnee fire company will mold a pic-
Mo IN Hsise's woods on SATURDAY..
M Walter Bausmau's Columbia Mopdsv
& cluo Will give musical entertainment IN
~ Lillian X. Pishler's music rooms IN
1hursdsy. ''" VII
\ thir crowd atten led the rsspberrv ,ss,,
VI and supper iu Armory hall, given NV ,hs
I Womso's Working society OF the st. john
Lnthsran church, last evening.
The Vigilsnt Fire company held . specia
II 0eo(ing last evening. The object wss I,
! unks The necessary arrangements Tor thsi
Alaeneown trip In September.
0snehas1 l1askse Locaiios.
Eds. INTELLI0sNCER: II hardly require
tho Information given In the notice OF tn